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# 36 |
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Meaning |
dog |
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Onyomi |
ケン |
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Kunyomi |
いぬ |
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Usage |
See examples below |
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Writing practice |
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Stroke Order Rules |
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| 1. Write from left to right, and from top to
bottom |
| 2. Horizontal before vertical |
| 3. Cutting strokes last |
| 4. Diagonals right-to-left before
diagonals left-to-right |
| 5. Center verticals before
outside "wings" |
| 6. Outside before inside |
| 7. Left vertical before enclosing |
| 8. Bottom enclosing strokes last |
| 9. Dots and minor strokes last |
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Examples |
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Kanji
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Japanese
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Romaji
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English
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犬 |
いぬ |
inu |
dog |
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犬舎 |
けんしゃ |
kensha |
kennel, doghouse |
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犬橇 |
いぬぞり |
inuzori |
dog sled |
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犬食い |
いぬぐい |
inugui |
sloppy eater |
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犬猫 |
いぬねこ |
inuneko |
dogs and cats, pets |
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犬猿の仲 |
けんえんのなか |
kenennonaka |
like cats and dogs |
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犬を構う |
いぬをかまう |
inuwokamau |
to tease a dog |
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犬黄楊 |
いぬつげ |
inutsuke |
Japanese holly |
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犬歯 |
けんし |
kenshi |
eyetooth, dogtooth |
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犬鷲 |
いぬわし |
inuwashi |
golden eagle |
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